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It's transformation time.

Hi, I'm Pandora Boxx. And I'm Morgan McMichaels and we're here on the set of "Will & Grace" and we're going to play games, and do things.

Welcome to my office!

I"m just complaining about something. I'm hungry.

Hi! I'm Brian Jordan Alvarez, I play Estefan on "Will & Grace" and I'm here with the two most beautiful people I've ever seen in my life.

I could easily wake up from this, and be like, oh my god, so I dreamed that they brought "Will & Grace" back and then I got cast as Jack's new fiancé.

I literally got here and I saw the set and I thought, wow, this is a cool reproduction, because I know they shoot the show in an apartment in New York.

Because I was so dumb that I didn't realize they had shot all of it on a set in LA.

Are there celebrity guests that have come on the show that you've just gagged over?

I mean everybody, that's actually the biggest trip of being on the show in general

I'm like, all of the guest stars on this show, my jaw is on the ground.

Are you ready to have a good time with us today?

Beautiful! They are beautiful. And they're new!

Big, big fan from way back when.

You're an original viewer!

But like re-runs because I'm not that old.

Well, I'm not either, but parts of me are.

I'm most like Grace because she's pretty.

I'm most like Karen because I'm an alcoholic too.

And mean sometimes.

If Jack did drag I think his strength would definitely be stage presence.

And I think if Will did drag, I think his strength would be preparation of the look.

Somebody else would be doing his makeup for sure.

He would hire the right people.

Thank you so much, I'm Pandora Boxx. And I'm Morgan McMichaels from RuPaul's Drag Race. And we're wrapping things up.

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The 1 Bitcoin Show- It's 1997 and JP Morgan just launched an intranet! Should I care? Ripple? - Duration: 17:32.

Hello everyone this is adam meister the bitcoinmeister the disrupt meister

welcome to the one bitcoin show today is a valentine's day but who celebrates

Valentine's Day February the 14th 2019 value your wealth on Bitcoin in Bitcoin

on this Valentine's Day do value it and you know what strong hands long term

thinking one Bitcoin equals one Bitcoin uncon for

purse responsibilities new counter counterculture no fancy sets or graphics

here authentic conviction alright people measure your time in having's

and we don't have that much time until the next show this weekend Bitcoin is a

Friday that's tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Time 1:30 p.m. London time

tawanda combo will be on the show and two other guests will be on the show

we'll talk some Zimbabwe we'll talk all sorts of Bitcoin topics all sorts of

crypto topics crip their dividends who knows who knows what can come up in

conversation on this week in Bitcoin show 8:30 a.m. Friday follow me on

Twitter if you need updates Peck ball te CH B alt let's see oh remember to play

this show it to X I play all my videos that I watch and I don't watch my own

videos by the way but every video I watch I play at least at 1.5 X speed ah

yesterday I was talking about a sort of be private eye some people asked about

be private if you really want to claim that you can get in touch with rocky

Palumbo he splits coins for people he gets crypto dividends for people he's a

great guy and he provides that service his email

is listed below you can he does all sorts of crypto consultation not just

with forks and encrypt of dividends and airdrops

so he's a good guy check him out he's linked to below I guess it's Warren to

give him a shout out he's been on the show before you guys are familiar with

him me dear mama dude said had this great tweet came in the Bitcoin for the

short-term dollar gains stayed in Bitcoin for the long-term

Bitcoin gains found that like button so yeah dude a lot of people come into this

game thinking about dollars battle viewing their wealth in dollars and

women and then they evolved and they're like wait a second long-term thinking

Bitcoin I'm valuing my wealth and Bitcoin now so yeah it's not about the

short-term gap dollar gains people you stick around this game because you want

the long-term Bitcoin gains gains so great tweet yesterday I when I was I

want to fuck about be private I talk about market cap I couldn't think of the

term realized cap realize cap the value of all coins in circulation at the price

thing last moved in other words an approximation of the value paid for all

coins in circulation that measurement and a lot of other measurements are

linked to below charts dot mobile.com slash Bitcoin - valuations it's linked

to below always check out the links section below read all the stories that

are down there you'll learn a lot about Bitcoin this this is the class that's

the homework down there you always got to do the homework it's very important

you really gain a new perspective on things and I hey man I provide this

stuff for you take advantage of it people take event you know you could sir

takes you a long time to search all this stuff about yourself so something that

that you wouldn't take a long time to search out today is the news that JP

Morgan is that you as so many people vilify and blame for

all their problems in life and think as part of some conspiracy that ruins

people take personal responsibility JPMorgan didn't make you poor

you make yourself rich by holding Bitcoin first of all but anyway going

back to JPMorgan and everybody like puts on this pedestal as if there's some

great king of some sort they announced here JPMorgan the largest bank in

America and by some measures the world will launch a dollar back cryptocurrency

called the J p.m. coin to settle payments between the bank's clients

according to CNBC the Geoghan will be tested starting in a few months it would

be the first blockchain based currency created by a major US bank so after

reading this in breaker magazine and again it's all linked to below my only

comment was going to be did to JPMorgan issue a press release back in 1997 when

they launched their intranet I mean whatever this is their own private it's

their own private cryptocurrency they're gonna use with their clients they

control it it's it's a stable coin wow that's great but I later I later found

that the following article which made me think a little bit more about this

because again this is such this is so so crypto noisy I mean the answer is not

your own private coin its Bitcoin and this is just a do you know this is just

their way of getting in on the game and the experimenting and whatever I'm sure

it'll benefit them in some way but you shouldn't be worried when I say you I

mean bitcoin holder or I mean but that I like there's a new perspective on this

I've read an article this article by Bloomberg JP board is crypto coin per

puts ripples relevance in question JP coin a so called stable coin JP

Morgan Chase and company plans for its clients to use and cross-border payments

is a direct threat to one of the most visible

blockchain company companies ripple this digital currency used in its products

yeah maybe this is like whatever ripple is trying to do maybe this is what they

are trying to do so that's kind of funny a battle of centralized companies here

who's gonna win a JP Morgan or Ripley Oh God so that's funny it's just a

reminder this whole situation and it might be a threat the ripple juice house

shows how silly that ripple is and it's like we'll look back in 20 years on

Ripple just like we look back on like 1997 when we hear about companies

private intranets that we're gonna solve all the world's problems

hey bitcoin means today thank you for the 20 Norwegian krone ah he says strong

hand and I'm going to talk about what you mentioned in the chat before the

show started at the end of this show it's a it kind of pertains to what we're

talking about here private crypto currencies or centralized

cryptocurrencies now a rip ler who I guess felt threatened by this whole

situation I guess I mean he might be the guy in charge of Ripple what's his name

be Garlin house is he the guy I don't knows who's in charge of that company

I'm not interested in private companies I'm interested in Bitcoin pound that

like button right but interesting tweet that I agree with on on many levels I

mean I can clue the Bitcoin is the answer I don't think he comes to the

same conclusion he says as predicted banks are changing their tune on crypto

yes that I also predict that but this JP Morgan project misses the point

introducing a closed network today is like launching AOL after Netscape it

escapes IPO two years later and back coins still aren't the answer so yeah I

think I agree back coins aren't the answer Bitcoin is the answer and I do I

do think this is like talking about the intranet when we

already had the internet which a lot of people were doing and they thought we

had the internet they're like well every intranets better we're gonna make our

own internet squat internets and veg make out sent five bucks thank you very

much he said I'm all for Jade up for the JPMorgan coin the more crypto gets out

into the Wall Street establishment the more eyes he brings to Bitcoin pound

that like button that she picked out you read my mind because guess what dude

guess what I I was going to share tweet just just about this huh

hang on in one second well I'll jump I'll jump to this Alistair Milne had a

good take wholeness and is linked to below I've you stable coins as gateway

drugs to real crypto assets on public block chains the more the merrier so

dead his outlook is similar to yours mentioned you know you create something

that's much less than perfect that's definitely not Bitcoin it gets a lot of

people aware of cryptocurrency though and hopefully some of them will then get

into Bitcoin yeah so he bring as you said benching stabbed more eyes it

brings the Bitcoin the more eyes it brings the big place so alistair melanie

basically said the same thing to you about that in terms of you know this is

supposed to be a stable core now this stable core i think it's only gonna be

used by clients of JP morgan but again it might interest them in bitcoin you

know open them up to other stable coins and everybody can use definitely will

get people more aware of bitcoin now there was a fun version of this story

out there to buy bearings that someone notified me on JP morgan just killed the

bitcoin dream that's another obituary pal that like button for obituaries keep

them coming because this thing ain't dying baby but the full version of that

baron story you can't actually read into barons anymore insolent you have to pay

their but someone put it on youtube and they like read it out so i linked to

that story if you if your dare listen to why JPMorgan just

killed the Bitcoin dream if you'd like to hear fine hey man it's a it

strengthens your hand it's a vaccine against Fudd when you get the little

exposure to fight moving on so yeah that's all I gotta say

about JPMorgan coin it is what it is I'm still holdin my big coin it'll be good

it's an intranet but maybe it'll wake some people up to Bitcoin so good good

positive spin on things and we got a flood in there too Zak vol who's been on

the show before he says fYI Masari crypto maintains the most comprehensive

Lightning Network resource page resource page on the Internet

you'll find developer links podcast interviews analysis pieces a lap

directory conference videos etc if you want to learn about lightning go here so

that is linked to below I know a lot of you want to learn about lightning I'm

always trying to provide some info that you might not know so there's an easy

link you can click on all right so I've said it before I'll say it again then

it's all cyclical here in crypto there'll be a Fiat boom again and I

gotta say when this next cycle starts when this next cycle starts that all the

holders the lot the strong holders the holders of last resort we have such a

head start in all this I mean we've got a head start but everyone will be

scrambling to get their big coins they'll be back in Bitcoin again we've

gotta get back in right now I'm gonna get my head for the hype but we we're

already in we have a head start so think of it that way when you're a holder at

last resort long term thinker here you've got a head

start on all these people these impulsive people these the 80 percenters

out there so also I someone who started to follow me if sometimes I check out my

new people following me on Twitter and I'd like to see you again you can follow

me a tech ball te CH B alt on Twitter bitcoinmeister on steam it where this

show is live right now but someone said they're a full-time crypto trader a

full-time crypto tree now you know talking about the next hype

cycle it's guys like that man that are just gonna fuel it guys who are just

they're gamblers I mean they're gonna lose what 90% of time 99% at a time so

they're gonna be jumping between these alts there that's bigger say it's their

job their full-time their full-time their a full time uh what was it or in

the early 2000s day traders stock day traders - that was their full time job

and now they're uh I don't know what they're doing

it's tough selling real estate working at the gas station or whatever no shame

in anything like that but they're not they're not full-time day traders

anymore it's it's not something you really can maintain because you lose you

lose all your money eventually it's gambling but no hey personal

responsibilities new culture new counterculture excuse me

new counterculture so yeah take personal responsibility you can do that but don't

blame me I warned you don't go run - for me saying hey you got

to bail me out now you're rich I want to tax your wealth to bail me out because I

became a crypto traitor but anyway there's crypto traders of the present of

the future full-time they are the ones that the fuel the hiked that hype up all

the nonsense and it all flows back in the Bitcoin and again we I've lived

through it once we'll live through another cycle

I mean I've really lived through yeah I mean yeah 20 since 2013 I mean I've held

Bitcoin since 2013 so yeah that's more than it's more than one cycle it's more

than one cycle but again we're in the in terms of the fiat cycle of its value and

Fiat and I value my wealth and Bitcoin we're getting to that point you know

when it gets to the 20 gets to the having where it'll turn around again and

everything and we've been through this so yeah someone always someone in the

chat always asked when moon when moon it's a ridiculous question it's a

ridiculous question because again if you're impulsive if you if you've got to

ask every single chat you know when's it gonna moon you're not going to do very

well on this who cares what's right you get more Bitcoin bitcoin is the future

all right you value your alpha but yours trying to get more Bitcoin don't care

if it's worked because guests why these might be worth 3,500 a day it could be

worth a 3,000 tomorrow is that going to be bad are you going to like panic

cellars something like that because you thought it was going to moon tomorrow

but yeah again we're one to have at this moon er or one day closer to returning

the 20k it always returns to its all-time high you just have to be

patient and just got a value wealth in Bitcoin finally there was a rumor in the

chat that I I mentioned Bitcoin means today said the the central bank of

Norway central bank spreading FUD today telling the people of Norway to stay

away from Bitcoin in the same speech is announcing that they are making their

own crypto coin oh just like JPMorgan I would love that I would love to get a

link about this to see if that would be very interesting news if Norway is

making their own fed coin what type of fed coin it is that would

that would be pretty big note news them saying stay away from Bitcoin now that's

common I mean there's so many countries that say that but if they're staying in

the same speech where they're saying we're having our fed coin well they're

they're straight up admitting with their let their do anything you know they want

they want to know every transit taxable transaction out there and they're gonna

make it really easy for everyone given their fed coins there Norway fed coins

and yeah don't go in that Bitcoin thing was we can't keep track of that that's

not easy that's not the system for us all right pound that like bun bang that

bail button subscribe to this channel check out the links below remember next

I do a new show here every day and tomorrow Friday is this weekend Bitcoin

live from Tel Aviv 8:30 a.m. in New York and that is 1:30 p.m. in London I will

say hi to all of you in the chat and yeah Norwegian people send me some info

about that if that happened you know what exactly happened today there Thanks

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Mr. Robot predicts JPM Coin! - Duration: 1:32.

Look with Ecoin equal to 1 Dollar, it'll free up the economy.

The only reason why you're here first is because you don't want to get slapped with regulations.

But if you are indeed asking then I am saying no.

It's unconstitutional - you can't make your own currency.

That is the Federal Government's job.

The problem here is hard cash is fading rapidly.

That's just the way of the world right now.

And Bitcoin is spreading.

And if Bitcoin takes over, we are all in a world of hell.

With Ecoin, we control the ledger, and the mining servers.

We are the authority.

I will make sure you have visibility into every single wallet that's open, every loan,

every transaction, which means, we can start making new assets, which means we can start

rebuilding the banking sector, without your having to inject even more politically unpalatable

Federal funds into it.

This is going to be controlled by a good old-fashioned American company.

You want to regulate it?

Be my guest.

Regulate the shit out of it.

I'll give you backdoors, sidedoors, tracers, whatever you want.

Just don't shut it down.

How long have you been pressing this pedal?

How long have you been plotting against me.

Oh c'mon Jack, we've known each other for years.

You know full well I don't give a shit about you.

Defeat can still be profitable.

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Markets now hoping tariffs dont change on March 1, JP Morgan says - Duration: 3:09.

Markets now hoping tariffs dont change on March 1, JP Morgan says

Markets have lowered their bar for what kind of U.S. China trade headlines theyd cheer, a J.P. Morgan Asset Management global market strategist, Hannah Anderson, said Friday.

Markets have been on edge for months about trade tensions between the worlds two largest economies. An American delegation led by Treasury Secretary and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer is meeting in Beijing this week with Chinese Vice Premier Liu He and his team. Discussions are expected to conclude Friday.

While markets may have at one point hoped for those negotiations to yield a resolution to the ongoing trade war, investors will now be satisfied if Washington simply opts to push back , Anderson said.

"I believe we have seen expectations move from assuming and the U.S. will resolve their differences during this 90 day negotiating period to assuming that talks would be a success if the U.S. doesnt raise or apply more tariffs on March 1," she said. "This shift reflects how easy it would be for policymakers to move the goalpost and declare victory — and how eager markets, fatigued after a year of trade headlines, are to move trade issues to the back burner."

traded lower Friday following a overnight after the worst retail sales report since 2009. The remains more than 1 percent higher for the week amid general optimism about U.S. China trade talks.

Earlier in the week, Bloomberg, citing sources, said U.S. President is on the deadline for trade talks before higher tariffs might take effect. The , citing sources, that Chinese President is scheduled to meet with the U.S. delegation on Friday.

A Chinese Ministry of Commerce spokesperson would not elaborate on the ongoing trade talks during a regular press conference on Thursday.

The U.S. and China became locked in a trade dispute last year. It began with the Trump administration applying tariffs on dollar 250 billion Chinese goods in an effort to reduce the U.S. trade deficit with the Asian giant. Beijing retaliated with tariffs on dollar 110 billion U.S. goods.

Within a few months, the discussion on trade focused more on U.S. complaints about how China treats foreign companies, including .

Trumps latest agreement was not to raise tariffs as planned at the beginning of 2019 if both sides could reach a resolution on "forced technology transfer, intellectual property protection, non tariff barriers, cyber intrusions and cyber theft, services and agriculture" within 90 days, according to the White House.

But the latest media reports about ongoing discussions between both sides in Beijing this week suggest years long differences will take more than a few months to resolve.

Enforcement is also a major question for China, which has yet to live up to many promises it made nearly two decades ago when it joined the World Trade Organization.

"While it is encouraging that the U.S. seems to be leaning toward giving policymakers more time to reach a settlement, the U.S. delegation appears to be holding firm on its view that greater Chinese purchases of U.S. goods and protection for U.S. intellectual property are meaningless without mechanisms to ensure China lives up to its promises," Anderson said. "China, understandably wary of being tied to too strict of a timeline, has resisted such demands in the past."

"This is not to say a deal is impossible, but the grand bargain the U.S. administration has been angling for remains a long way off. Smaller deals on specific aspects of the larger trading relationship, rather than one deal to resolve all complaints, are likely throughout the year," she added. "Markets may have to accept trade headlines are here to stay."

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Markets now hoping tariffs dont change on March 1, JP Morgan says - Duration: 3:14.

Markets now hoping tariffs dont change on March 1, JP Morgan says

Markets have lowered their bar for what kind of U.S. China trade headlines theyd cheer, a J.P. Morgan Asset Management global market strategist, Hannah Anderson, said Friday.

Markets have been on edge for months about trade tensions between the worlds two largest economies. An American delegation led by Treasury Secretary and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer is meeting in Beijing this week with Chinese Vice Premier Liu He and his team. Discussions are expected to conclude Friday.

While markets may have at one point hoped for those negotiations to yield a resolution to the ongoing trade war, investors will now be satisfied if Washington simply opts to push back , Anderson said.

"I believe we have seen expectations move from assuming and the U.S. will resolve their differences during this 90 day negotiating period to assuming that talks would be a success if the U.S. doesnt raise or apply more tariffs on March 1," she said. "This shift reflects how easy it would be for policymakers to move the goalpost and declare victory — and how eager markets, fatigued after a year of trade headlines, are to move trade issues to the back burner."

traded lower Friday following a overnight after the worst retail sales report since 2009. The remains more than 1 percent higher for the week amid general optimism about U.S. China trade talks.

Earlier in the week, Bloomberg, citing sources, said U.S. President is on the deadline for trade talks before higher tariffs might take effect. The , citing sources, that Chinese President is scheduled to meet with the U.S. delegation on Friday.

A Chinese Ministry of Commerce spokesperson would not elaborate on the ongoing trade talks during a regular press conference on Thursday.

The U.S. and China became locked in a trade dispute last year. It began with the Trump administration applying tariffs on dollar 250 billion Chinese goods in an effort to reduce the U.S. trade deficit with the Asian giant. Beijing retaliated with tariffs on dollar 110 billion U.S. goods.

Within a few months, the discussion on trade focused more on U.S. complaints about how China treats foreign companies, including .

Trumps latest agreement was not to raise tariffs as planned at the beginning of 2019 if both sides could reach a resolution on "forced technology transfer, intellectual property protection, non tariff barriers, cyber intrusions and cyber theft, services and agriculture" within 90 days, according to the White House.

But the latest media reports about ongoing discussions between both sides in Beijing this week suggest years long differences will take more than a few months to resolve.

Enforcement is also a major question for China, which has yet to live up to many promises it made nearly two decades ago when it joined the World Trade Organization.

"While it is encouraging that the U.S. seems to be leaning toward giving policymakers more time to reach a settlement, the U.S. delegation appears to be holding firm on its view that greater Chinese purchases of U.S. goods and protection for U.S. intellectual property are meaningless without mechanisms to ensure China lives up to its promises," Anderson said. "China, understandably wary of being tied to too strict of a timeline, has resisted such demands in the past."

"This is not to say a deal is impossible, but the grand bargain the U.S. administration has been angling for remains a long way off. Smaller deals on specific aspects of the larger trading relationship, rather than one deal to resolve all complaints, are likely throughout the year," she added. "Markets may have to accept trade headlines are here to stay."

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Volver (Cover) - Morgan | Roger Moreno - Duration: 2:19.

I know it does not longer matter

all those questions that I failed

And when I try to correct them you won't be here

I know that you don't care

that I can't breath

and if i drown I know you won't save me

You have something inside

I've seen it shine

but you run

Miss me

Don't fail me this time

'Cause I don't know if I'll come back

You don't say anything anymore

and i want to scream

unintentionally I'm letting you fly

It's a bit late

To remove the blood

I forgot how to stop

You have something inside

I've seen it shine

But you run

run

Miss me

Don't fail me this time

'Cause I don't know if I'll come back

You have something inside

and if you don't stop running

I'm gonna leave you and I won't come back

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Markets now hoping tariffs dont change on March 1, JP Morgan says - Duration: 3:41.

Markets now hoping tariffs dont change on March 1, JP Morgan says

Markets have lowered their bar for what kind of U.S. China trade headlines theyd cheer, a J.P. Morgan Asset Management global market strategist, Hannah Anderson, said Friday.

Markets have been on edge for months about trade tensions between the worlds two largest economies. An American delegation led by Treasury Secretary and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer is meeting in Beijing this week with Chinese Vice Premier Liu He and his team. Discussions are expected to conclude Friday.

While markets may have at one point hoped for those negotiations to yield a resolution to the ongoing trade war, investors will now be satisfied if Washington simply opts to push back , Anderson said.

"I believe we have seen expectations move from assuming and the U.S. will resolve their differences during this 90 day negotiating period to assuming that talks would be a success if the U.S. doesnt raise or apply more tariffs on March 1," she said. "This shift reflects how easy it would be for policymakers to move the goalpost and declare victory — and how eager markets, fatigued after a year of trade headlines, are to move trade issues to the back burner."

traded lower Friday following a overnight after the worst retail sales report since 2009. The remains more than 1 percent higher for the week amid general optimism about U.S. China trade talks.

Earlier in the week, Bloomberg, citing sources, said U.S. President is on the deadline for trade talks before higher tariffs might take effect. The , citing sources, that Chinese President is scheduled to meet with the U.S. delegation on Friday.

A Chinese Ministry of Commerce spokesperson would not elaborate on the ongoing trade talks during a regular press conference on Thursday.

The U.S. and China became locked in a trade dispute last year. It began with the Trump administration applying tariffs on dollar 250 billion Chinese goods in an effort to reduce the U.S. trade deficit with the Asian giant. Beijing retaliated with tariffs on dollar 110 billion U.S. goods.

Within a few months, the discussion on trade focused more on U.S. complaints about how China treats foreign companies, including .

Trumps latest agreement was not to raise tariffs as planned at the beginning of 2019 if both sides could reach a resolution on "forced technology transfer, intellectual property protection, non tariff barriers, cyber intrusions and cyber theft, services and agriculture" within 90 days, according to the White House.

But the latest media reports about ongoing discussions between both sides in Beijing this week suggest years long differences will take more than a few months to resolve.

Enforcement is also a major question for China, which has yet to live up to many promises it made nearly two decades ago when it joined the World Trade Organization.

"While it is encouraging that the U.S. seems to be leaning toward giving policymakers more time to reach a settlement, the U.S. delegation appears to be holding firm on its view that greater Chinese purchases of U.S. goods and protection for U.S. intellectual property are meaningless without mechanisms to ensure China lives up to its promises," Anderson said. "China, understandably wary of being tied to too strict of a timeline, has resisted such demands in the past."

"This is not to say a deal is impossible, but the grand bargain the U.S. administration has been angling for remains a long way off. Smaller deals on specific aspects of the larger trading relationship, rather than one deal to resolve all complaints, are likely throughout the year," she added. "Markets may have to accept trade headlines are here to stay."

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Markets now hoping tariffs dont change on March 1, JP Morgan says - Duration: 3:11.

Markets now hoping tariffs dont change on March 1, JP Morgan says

Markets have lowered their bar for what kind of U.S. China trade headlines theyd cheer, a J.P. Morgan Asset Management global market strategist, Hannah Anderson, said Friday.

Markets have been on edge for months about trade tensions between the worlds two largest economies. An American delegation led by Treasury Secretary and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer is meeting in Beijing this week with Chinese Vice Premier Liu He and his team. Discussions are expected to conclude Friday.

While markets may have at one point hoped for those negotiations to yield a resolution to the ongoing trade war, investors will now be satisfied if Washington simply opts to push back , Anderson said.

"I believe we have seen expectations move from assuming and the U.S. will resolve their differences during this 90 day negotiating period to assuming that talks would be a success if the U.S. doesnt raise or apply more tariffs on March 1," she said. "This shift reflects how easy it would be for policymakers to move the goalpost and declare victory — and how eager markets, fatigued after a year of trade headlines, are to move trade issues to the back burner."

traded lower Friday following a overnight after the worst retail sales report since 2009. The remains more than 1 percent higher for the week amid general optimism about U.S. China trade talks.

Earlier in the week, Bloomberg, citing sources, said U.S. President is on the deadline for trade talks before higher tariffs might take effect. The , citing sources, that Chinese President is scheduled to meet with the U.S. delegation on Friday.

A Chinese Ministry of Commerce spokesperson would not elaborate on the ongoing trade talks during a regular press conference on Thursday.

The U.S. and China became locked in a trade dispute last year. It began with the Trump administration applying tariffs on dollar 250 billion Chinese goods in an effort to reduce the U.S. trade deficit with the Asian giant. Beijing retaliated with tariffs on dollar 110 billion U.S. goods.

Within a few months, the discussion on trade focused more on U.S. complaints about how China treats foreign companies, including .

Trumps latest agreement was not to raise tariffs as planned at the beginning of 2019 if both sides could reach a resolution on "forced technology transfer, intellectual property protection, non tariff barriers, cyber intrusions and cyber theft, services and agriculture" within 90 days, according to the White House.

But the latest media reports about ongoing discussions between both sides in Beijing this week suggest years long differences will take more than a few months to resolve.

Enforcement is also a major question for China, which has yet to live up to many promises it made nearly two decades ago when it joined the World Trade Organization.

"While it is encouraging that the U.S. seems to be leaning toward giving policymakers more time to reach a settlement, the U.S. delegation appears to be holding firm on its view that greater Chinese purchases of U.S. goods and protection for U.S. intellectual property are meaningless without mechanisms to ensure China lives up to its promises," Anderson said. "China, understandably wary of being tied to too strict of a timeline, has resisted such demands in the past."

"This is not to say a deal is impossible, but the grand bargain the U.S. administration has been angling for remains a long way off. Smaller deals on specific aspects of the larger trading relationship, rather than one deal to resolve all complaints, are likely throughout the year," she added. "Markets may have to accept trade headlines are here to stay."

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Markets now hoping tariffs dont change on March 1, JP Morgan says

Markets have lowered their bar for what kind of U.S. China trade headlines theyd cheer, a J.P. Morgan Asset Management global market strategist, Hannah Anderson, said Friday.

Markets have been on edge for months about trade tensions between the worlds two largest economies. An American delegation led by Treasury Secretary and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer is meeting in Beijing this week with Chinese Vice Premier Liu He and his team. Discussions are expected to conclude Friday.

While markets may have at one point hoped for those negotiations to yield a resolution to the ongoing trade war, investors will now be satisfied if Washington simply opts to push back , Anderson said.

"I believe we have seen expectations move from assuming and the U.S. will resolve their differences during this 90 day negotiating period to assuming that talks would be a success if the U.S. doesnt raise or apply more tariffs on March 1," she said. "This shift reflects how easy it would be for policymakers to move the goalpost and declare victory — and how eager markets, fatigued after a year of trade headlines, are to move trade issues to the back burner."

traded lower Friday following a overnight after the worst retail sales report since 2009. The remains more than 1 percent higher for the week amid general optimism about U.S. China trade talks.

Earlier in the week, Bloomberg, citing sources, said U.S. President is on the deadline for trade talks before higher tariffs might take effect. The , citing sources, that Chinese President is scheduled to meet with the U.S. delegation on Friday.

A Chinese Ministry of Commerce spokesperson would not elaborate on the ongoing trade talks during a regular press conference on Thursday.

The U.S. and China became locked in a trade dispute last year. It began with the Trump administration applying tariffs on dollar 250 billion Chinese goods in an effort to reduce the U.S. trade deficit with the Asian giant. Beijing retaliated with tariffs on dollar 110 billion U.S. goods.

Within a few months, the discussion on trade focused more on U.S. complaints about how China treats foreign companies, including .

Trumps latest agreement was not to raise tariffs as planned at the beginning of 2019 if both sides could reach a resolution on "forced technology transfer, intellectual property protection, non tariff barriers, cyber intrusions and cyber theft, services and agriculture" within 90 days, according to the White House.

But the latest media reports about ongoing discussions between both sides in Beijing this week suggest years long differences will take more than a few months to resolve.

Enforcement is also a major question for China, which has yet to live up to many promises it made nearly two decades ago when it joined the World Trade Organization.

"While it is encouraging that the U.S. seems to be leaning toward giving policymakers more time to reach a settlement, the U.S. delegation appears to be holding firm on its view that greater Chinese purchases of U.S. goods and protection for U.S. intellectual property are meaningless without mechanisms to ensure China lives up to its promises," Anderson said. "China, understandably wary of being tied to too strict of a timeline, has resisted such demands in the past."

"This is not to say a deal is impossible, but the grand bargain the U.S. administration has been angling for remains a long way off. Smaller deals on specific aspects of the larger trading relationship, rather than one deal to resolve all complaints, are likely throughout the year," she added. "Markets may have to accept trade headlines are here to stay."

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